The number of people coming into the office once a week has soared in recent months, as employers from Apple Inc. to Peloton set deadlines for office workers' return.
A full 50 percent of office appearances globally were just once a week in the second quarter, up from 44 percent in the first quarter, according to data from Basking.io, a workplace-occupancy analytics company. At the same time, the second quarter saw fewer people making the commute four to five days a week, especially in large cities.
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